Re: [telecom] Radio Shark and Laff-At-It (was Calling Features and LATAs)   [Telecom]

Re: [telecom] Radio Shark and Laff-At-It (was Calling Features and LATAs) [Telecom]

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Re: [telecom] Radio Shark and Laff-At-It (was Calling Features and LATAs) [Telecom] Wes Leatherock 07-10-2008
Posted by Wes Leatherock on July 10, 2008, 11:28 pm
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> It was most definitely BURstein-Applebee, no 'burn', as I
> remember being corrected when I mispronounced the name to
> one of their sales people on the phone once. 'No burn' was
> the expression he used.

Burstein-Applebee, in Kansas City, Mo., had a somewhat
interesting catalog.

Does anyone remember Olsen (or maybe it was Olsen)
Electronics, somewhere in Ohio, I believe.


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Posted by Herb Stein on July 11, 2008, 11:17 pm
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>
>> It was most definitely BURstein-Applebee, no 'burn', as I
>> remember being corrected when I mispronounced the name to
>> one of their sales people on the phone once. 'No burn' was
>> the expression he used.
>
> Burstein-Applebee, in Kansas City, Mo., had a somewhat
> interesting catalog.
>
> Does anyone remember Olsen (or maybe it was Olsen)
> Electronics, somewhere in Ohio, I believe.
>
>
> Wes Leatherock
> wleathus@yahoo.com
> wesrock@aol.com

We certainly had an Olsens in Milwaukee, WI. back in the late '50s
or early '60s. I remember (vaguely) buying a lot of parts for
home-brew ham radio projects. Probably prior to 1962 because I
wasn't 16 yet and couldn't drive there.
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Herb Stein
Herb@herbstein.com


Posted by MC on July 12, 2008, 3:28 pm
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> We certainly had an Olsens in Milwaukee, WI. back in the late '50s
> or early '60s. I remember (vaguely) buying a lot of parts for
> home-brew ham radio projects. Probably prior to 1962 because I
> wasn't 16 yet and couldn't drive there.

Does anybody in the South remember Specialty Distributing Company?

Or a whole genre of early-1960s parts jobbers, invariably built in concrete
block buildings painted pale green?

Although Specialty went away in the 1980s, I have encountered stores that
looked a lot like theirs, but were different companies, out west as late as
the 1990s.


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